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In Postgres you can have the same Function with multiple different input Parameters.
Example myFunction(id) and myFunction(id,date)
In this case those functions always shown as different as you just care for the function Name while compare the data.
If you could use also the Field proargnames as the identifier the Problem should be solved. With this you should be able to find the function for the param set corosponding function.
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In Postgres you can have the same Function with multiple different input Parameters.
Example myFunction(id) and myFunction(id,date)
In this case those functions always shown as different as you just care for the function Name while compare the data.
If you could use also the Field proargnames as the identifier the Problem should be solved. With this you should be able to find the function for the param set corosponding function.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: